When the network was initiated by Christian Merz and Tina Lonsdorf in 2015, the grant application included a total of 15 researches at the senior post-doc, young PI or assistant professor level – all working in different european labs in the field of fear conditioning research in humans. Since the network was funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), the majority of members had to be located in Germany and groups overseas could not be included.
Over the years, some of the inital network members left academia or did not actively participate in the network discussions and activities while many inspiring colleagues expressed their interest to particpiate and join our discussions. The following list thus contains all researchers that engaged actively in EIFEL-ROF activities with original network members highlighted with a *.
Tina Lonsdorf * – Hamburg, Germany
Christian Merz * – Bochum, Germany
Marta Andreatta * – Würzburg, Germany
Joke Baas * – Utrecht, the Netherlands
Miguel Fullana * – Barcelona, Spain
Jan Haaker * – Hamburg, Germany
Andrea Hermann * – Giessen, Germany
Frauke Nees * – Mannheim, Germany
Andre Pittig * – Dresden, Germany
Jan Richter * – Greifswald, Germany
Sonja Römer * – Saarbrücken, Germany
Benjamin Straube * – Marburg, Germany
Bram Vervliet * – Leuven, Belgium
Anna Gerlicher – Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Tom Beckers, Leuven, Belgium
Anastasia Chalkia, Leuven, Belgium
Ann Meulders, Maastricht, the Netherlands
Floris Klumpers, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Armita Golkar, Stockholm, Sweden
Manuel Kuhn, Harvard Medical School, USA (formerly Hamburg)
Valerie Jentsch, Bochum, Germany
Shira Meir Drexler, Bochum, Germany
Maren Klingelhöfer-Jens, Hamburg, Germany
Rachel Sjouwerman, Hamburg, Germany